Didn't he retire the Fender Jazz Bass in 75 because he was having issues with it?

I am still on the fence and Amazon has it discounted to $42.00.

That's a tough one. I always love the stuff he throws in for "The Song Remains The Same" and also some those funky breaks on "In My Time of Dying" during Jimmy's slide solo.

Would not change a thing. Greatest album ever made!

I take more offense if someone is referred to as "partially hetro."

I wonder if they will re-release the film in theaters to coincide with the release of the reissued soundtrack.

He will never win another major. The other players are not intimidated by him anymore.

Rewarded by a deeply satisfying morning poop to cleanse the mind and body.

I can never listen to those two songs the same way again! Funny shit!

I agree with For Your Life mostly because Page's guitar solo on the studio cut is one of his best(in my opinion) and he could not replicate it live. But I still love the O2 attempt. I have always loved Over the Hills live and most of the live versions I've heard (3/4/75 my favorite) has always blown away the studio version even if Plant's voice could never reach those high notes ever again which I know turns alot of people off.

I will celebrate at home with some of Bonzo's greatest moments recorded on tape accompanied by some ganja.

I have been enjoying your reviews... keep them coming!

I love the 2/12 MSG show and Page is on fire (along with Bonzo and Jonsey) but Gibson makes a good point of Jimmy falling off the rails right after Dazed. The quality of the soundboard recording also enhances the quality of the show even if Plant's voice isn't up to snuff.

I agree about Baton Rouge. I think the whole show is overrated. St. Louis on the other hand is a great unmentioned show. One of my favorite versions of "In My Time of Dying."